This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
'Groom's Class 2' Jo Jun-hyun said he wants to have a joint wedding with his brother Jo Jun-ho.
On the 28th, the Channel A variety show Groom's Class 2 featured new student Jo Jun-hyun going on his first blind date with the help of his twin brother Jo Jun-ho.
On that day, Jo Jun-hyun, who was set up on a blind date with sports announcer So Yi-won, engaged in quick back-and-forth conversation despite it being their first meeting. For a moment amid the sweet atmosphere, hesitating, Jo Jun-hyun revealed, "My dream is a joint wedding," surprising everyone.
In the studio, his brother Jo Jun-ho scolded, "I told you not to talk about that," and So Yi-won asked Jo Jun-hyun, "A joint wedding would be difficult. But wouldn't women possibly not want that?"
Jo Jun-hyun positively appealed, "But couldn't you think like this: you save on wedding expenses and use the money for an extensive trip to Europe or for business class?"
But So Yi-won said in an interview, "I imagined it. But a joint wedding probably won't work. I would like to be the prettiest at my (wedding). I think I would dislike there being two protagonists," expressing her honest thoughts.
Lee Seung-Chul asked, "Is it perhaps not because of money?" and Jo Jun-hyun confessed, "Right. I knew women wouldn't like it, but recently the venue costs have risen so much that it's already a 10 million won deficit. But if the two do it together, each person's money would at least be positive," he revealed. Hearing this, Song Hae reacted, "Then don't do it," in disgust, and Tak Jae-Hoon added, "Why don't you just live together, you two?"
The atmosphere turned awkward after the 'joint wedding' remark. Jo Jun-hyun belatedly clarified, "I'm not saying I want to do it; it's that my father thinks that," as he tried to smooth things over.
[Photo] Screenshot from Groom's Class 2 broadcast
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